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Electrolux EHH6240ISK Induction Hob: Two Zones Not Detecting Pots Post Power Supply Replacement

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  • #1 16547806
    pawlok7797
    Level 12  
    Hello.
    I have a problem with the Electrolux EHH6240ISK hob - it works normally in two fields and I don't feel pots in two. The board is new, only a friend incorrectly connected 400V to 230V power supply. Of course, the power supply system that I replaced burned and the board started working without two fields. What else should I check, which may have burned, that I can't feel pots in two fields?
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  • #3 16548412
    pawlok7797
    Level 12  
    For now I have 230V connected and cannot see the pots in two fields.
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  • #4 16548935
    kolo090
    Level 9  
    I understand that you have bridges on entrances 1-2; 3-4

    Electrolux EHH6240ISK Induction Hob: Two Zones Not Detecting Pots Post Power Supply Replacement
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  • #5 16548950
    pawlok7797
    Level 12  
    The connections are correct
  • #6 16549879
    zibi1971
    Home appliances specialist  
    Hello
    You've got the module connected to it, which was connected to 400V, look for some electronics, you can't do anything by yourself. Connecting a disc by a professional costs about PLN 100, so you didn't save much.
  • #7 16550317
    pawlok7797
    Level 12  
    I found that two transistors are damaged tomorrow I will try to buy, we'll see maybe it will work.
    My friend, I didn't save anything as I wrote this is a friend's album.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an issue with the Electrolux EHH6240ISK induction hob, where two cooking zones are not detecting pots after a power supply replacement. The user indicates that the hob was initially connected to a 400V supply instead of the required 230V, leading to damage. Responses suggest checking the electrical connections and the presence of three phases. The user confirms correct connections but later discovers that two transistors are damaged and plans to replace them in hopes of restoring functionality.
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